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The life you want has a price. Find out what it takes.

LifePlanner maps your savings, your goals and your retirement onto one timeline, so you can see the path your money actually allows — and what changes if you choose a different one. Retirement on its own, goals on their own, or both together, with reports and AI insights that explain what the numbers mean.

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Start without a card. The plan is built from numbers you enter, and every assumption stays on the page where you can check it.

Retirement readiness

Projection
Corpus at retirementyour target
Monthly contributionyou decide
Goals funded in orderby priority
Assumptionson the page
Reportsre-runnable
AI insightsfrom your plan

An illustration of the report layout. Every figure in your own plan comes from the numbers you enter.

Life, Retirement, GoalRead them separately, or together
Reports you can re-runEvery assumption printed beside it
Scenario planningRetire earlier or save more, side by side
No card to startBuild a first plan in one sitting

Three ways in

Start where you are. The plan holds it together.

Retirement planning, goals planning, or both at once — the same engine underneath, read three ways. Most people need the combined view: every rupee funding a goal is a rupee not compounding for retirement, so the trade-off only makes sense when both deadlines are on the page.

Retirement planning

The long view. Set the age you want to stop working and the income you want to live on, and LifePlanner projects the corpus that takes — against what you have already saved and what you add each month.

  • Corpus target from your own assumptions
  • The monthly contribution that closes the gap
  • Year-by-year projection through retirement
  • What happens if you retire earlier, or later
Start with retirement

Goals planning

The near view. A house, an education, a wedding, a year off. Each goal gets a target amount and a date, and the plan shows whether it fits — and what has to give when it does not.

  • Goals with target amount, target year and priority
  • A funding plan per goal, month by month
  • Which goal the money reaches first, and why
  • Shift a date or an amount and re-run every report
Start with a goal

Life planning

Retirement and goals in one picture, because they compete for the same rupee. Every month spent funding a goal is a month not compounding for retirement; the combined view makes that trade-off a number instead of an argument.

  • One contribution against both deadlines
  • Surplus or shortfall, in rupees
  • Priority order, yours to change
  • Every report re-runs from the same plan
Start with the full plan

Comprehensive reporting

Every projection is a report you can re-run, read and keep.

Not one number appears without the assumption behind it. Change an input, re-run, and the earlier version stays readable so you can see what moved.

Retirement readiness report Corpus target, the gap, and the contribution that closes it — with every assumption printed beside it.
Goal funding timeline Each goal in date order against the money available before and after it.
Cash-flow projection Year by year, from today to retirement and through it.
Scenario comparison Retire earlier, save more, spend less — side by side on the same assumptions.
Assumption sheet Inflation, expected return, salary growth, life expectancy: written down so the plan can be argued with.
Yearly review pack The plan as it stood, what changed, and what it changed by.

AI insights

Grounded in your plan, not in the market.

The assistant reads your own numbers and writes about them. It is not a market newsletter, and it does not recommend products.

Explains the gap

Why the projection falls short of the target, in plain language, naming the two or three inputs that move it most.

Lays out the trade-offs

Save more, retire later, lower the target. What each one costs you, stated plainly — and what it buys.

Answers from your numbers

Ask about a goal, or a year, or a what-if, and get an answer that cites the figures in your own plan.

Insights explain the arithmetic you already own. They do not give investment advice, and no output is a promise of a return.

How it works

One sitting to a first plan.

Refine it whenever something changes — a raise, a new goal, a different retirement age.

1

Enter your numbers

Your age, what you have saved, what you set aside each month, and the return you are willing to assume.

2

Read the plan

Retirement corpus, goal funding and the gap between them — with the assumptions on the same page.

3

Adjust and re-run

Move one input and every report follows. Keep the old version to compare.

Pricing

Start free. Pay when the plan earns it.

Plans start at ₹999 per month. Cancel any time.

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